Lee–Lerario–Lundberg zero-count bound for harmonic polynomial equations

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Let p(z)p(z) and q(z)q(z) be polynomials satisfying

deg(p(z))=n,deg(q(z))=m,{\rm \deg}(p(z))=n,\qquad {\rm \deg}(q(z))=m,

with n>mn>m. Consider the equation

p(z)=q(z).p(z)=\overline{q(z)}.

Lee–Lerario–Lundberg bound. The number of solutions of this equation is bounded by

2m(n1)+n.2m(n-1)+n.

This bound is proposed after counterexamples invalidate Wilmshurst's earlier conjectured bound. The source presents it as a proposed replacement, rather than as a proved theorem.

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Primary source

Roland K. W. Roeder, “Around the boundary of complex dynamics”, arXiv:1506.07113 (2015).

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